Amanda Jelowicki

Anchor/Reporter

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• Bill and Hillary Clinton create a buzz while vacationing in Quebec’s Eastern Townships again

  Former U.S. president Bill Clinton and ex-secretary of state Hillary Rodham Clinton are back in the picturesque village of North Hatley.

  Canada

  Aug 14, 2021
• Popular outdoor concerts outside Wainwright café in Mile End should be up and running again soon

  The City of Montreal says popular concerts held outside Martha Wainwright's café should be allowed to continue soon.

  Canada

  Aug 5, 2021
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• Opposition accuses city of dragging its feet over barrier fence in Parc-Extension

  Parc-Ex residents are angry CP rail put a fence up near the train station, creating a detour. Opposition says city hall should have acted years ago to create a permanent pathway.

  Canada

  Jul 16, 2021
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• Green groups worry about impact on ecosystem if mask plant built near Trudeau airport

  Environmental groups are concerned the proposed plan to build a plant on land near Trudeau airport could harm the biodiversity of the area

  Canada

  Jul 15, 2021
• COVID-19: Momentum growing for U.S.-Canada border to reopen

  A growing chorus of politicians say it's time to reopen the US-Canada border to fully-vaccinated Canadians

  Canada

  Jun 11, 2021
• Anglo groups worry Bill 96 will create ‘charter-free’ zone in Quebec

  An English rights group says the proposed Bill 96 legislation will have far-reaching human rights violations and will create a charter-free zone in Quebec

  Canada

  Jun 10, 2021
• Black prisoner in Quebec hopes for criminal investigation of prison guards

  A prisoner is seeking justice after claiming he was assaulted by prison guards in 2012. He obtained video footage of the assault and wants police to open a criminal investigation

  Canada

  Jun 4, 2021
• Curfew pizza raises money for those in need, one pie at a time

  A food-lover created a concept called Curfew Pizza, where he gives away free pizzas on the weekend, asking for donations for several Montreal charities.

  Canada

  May 28, 2021
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• Long-awaited Vendôme tunnel will finally open Monday

  The long awaited wheelchair-accessible tunnel connecting the Vendôme Metro station to the MUHC opens next week.

  Canada

  May 27, 2021
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• Young adults in Quebec urged to book COVID-19 vaccination appointments

  The Quebec government is launching an advertising blitz to get young people vaccinated.

  Canada

  May 21, 2021
• Garden of Hope and Honey: ECS launches outdoor learning initiative

  A private girls school in Westmount, Que., engaged students in outdoor learning and building hope and resilience, by planting a perennial flower garden.

  Canada

  May 20, 2021
• Nature Conservancy of Canada working hard to keep spiny softshell turtles from extinction

  The Nature Conservancy of Canada says it got access to land critical to protecting the spiny softshell turtle.

  Environment

  May 15, 2021
• Single Montreal mother complains her subsidized city apartment is mice-infested

  A single mother living in a subsidized city housing apartment said her apartment was overrun with mice, but the city was slow to respond to the problem.

  Canada

  May 14, 2021
• Mayor won’t allow homeless tent cities in Montreal this summer

  Montreal's mayor says she won't tolerate temporary tent cities for the homeless population this summer.

  Canada

  May 6, 2021
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• Quebec investing millions to help violent men after spate of femicides

  In an effort to curb domestic violence, Quebec is investing millions of dollars into programs that help violent men, saying 'we need to address the problem at its source.'

  Canada

  Apr 29, 2021
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• Provincial Liberals unveil plan to protect and promote French in Quebec

  The provincial Quebec liberals unveil a sweeping plan to protect and promote the French language in Quebec.

  Politics

  Apr 23, 2021
• Amid Earth Day celebrations, some Montreal companies are trying to make a difference

  As people mark Earth Day around the world, several Montreal companies are taking small steps to try and make a difference.

  Canada

  Apr 22, 2021
• Confusion exists over COVID-19 vaccine priority in Quebec and people with disabilities

  Confusion exists in Quebec over who is eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine.

  Canada

  Apr 16, 2021
• Hearing begins for alleged sexual assault victims of dead ex-hockey coach seeking class action

  A hearing to request the approval of a class action lawsuit relating to alleged sexual assault crimes of a former Montreal police officer and hockey coach was held this morning.

  Canada

  Apr 15, 2021
• Quebec sets new policy goals for long-term care centres

  Quebec's minister for seniors set new policy goals for long term care centres.

  Canada

  Apr 15, 2021
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• Montreal man tells of incredible recovery after COVID-19 left him near death and in a coma for months

  A Montreal man tells of his brave and difficult struggle with COVID-19, and his remarkable story of survival

  Health

  Apr 11, 2021
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• Pierrefonds-Roxboro mayor proposes drive-thru COVID-19 vaccine clinic

  The mayor of Pierrefonds-Roxboro is proposing a drive-thru COVID vaccination clinic open in his borough.

  Canada

  Apr 1, 2021
• Giant Steps school parents want access to COVID-19 pilot project

  Parents at a Montreal school for children with autism are upset they aren't being included in a COVID-19 vaccination pilot project.

  Canada

  Mar 26, 2021
• 9 schools added to Montreal vaccination pilot project to curb spread of COVID-19 variants

  Montreal public health is expanding its vaccination pilot project to include nine more schools in areas of the city where a COVID-19 variant outbreak has taken hold.

  Education

  Mar 25, 2021
• Selfless act: Senior citizen offers vaccine appointment to younger cancer patient

  A senior citizen offers his vaccination appointment up to a younger cancer patient he believes needs the shot more than he does.

  Canada

  Mar 18, 2021